Wikipedia:WikiProject Classical music/Stubs
Any article that qualifies as a stub (WP:STUB: "A stub is an article containing only a few sentences of text which is too short to provide encyclopedic coverage of a subject, but not so short as to provide no useful information.") should be tagged as such by adding one of the tags listed below, positioned at the end of the article as appropriate.
The tag should be removed once the article has been expanded. In addition, please consider rating the article in the project banner on the talk page.
'Classical' stubs (recommended) edit
{{classical-album-stub}}{{classical-composition-stub}}{{classical-musician-stub}}{{classical-ensemble-stub}}{{classical-music-stub}}(only use if previous categories do not apply)
Conductor stubs edit
{{conductor-stub}}
Instrumentalist stubs edit
{{brass-musician-stub}}{{classical-guitarist-stub}}{{organist-stub}}{{keyboardist-stub}}{{string-musician-stub}}{{bowed-musician-stub}}{{cellist-stub}}{{violinist-stub}}
{{woodwind-musician-stub}}
Orchestra stubs edit
{{Orchestra-stub}}
Musician (by country) stubs edit
- Europe:
{{Austria-musician-stub}}{{Denmark-musician-stub}}{{England-musician-stub}}{{Finland-musician-stub}}{{France-musician-stub}}{{Germany-musician-stub}}{{Ireland-musician-stub}}{{Italy-musician-stub}}{{Netherlands-musician-stub}}{{Norway-musician-stub}}{{Poland-musician-stub}}{{Russia-musician-stub}}{{Scotland-musician-stub}}{{Spain-musician-stub}}{{Sweden-musician-stub}}
- Asia and Oceania
- American continent
Also: {{Music-bio-stub}}, {{US-singing-group-stub}} etc.
'Musical form' stubs edit
{{concerto-stub}}{{Chamber-composition-stub}}{{sonata-stub}}{{song-stub}}{{Symphony-stub}}
'Musical era' stubs edit
Other stubs edit
{{Music-genre-stub}}
Other stubs may be encountered for schools, buildings, countries etc.